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How Summerfest Shaped One Man’s Life and Love of Music
A New Local Pizza, a Love Letter to Chilaquiles and More Dining Tidbits
Plus, new restaurants on Mitchell Street, a steakhouse closing, an Italian-themed food truck at Zócalo and other bite-sized news.
Bay View Gallery Night Puts Art in (Almost) Every Business
Returning May 29, the 15-year-old art crawl gives local artists a casual setting to show off their work to many.
Trappers Turn Golf Club Unveils Reimagined ‘Canyon 7’ Hole
The new design provides a dramatic, scenic and unique challenge for golfers.
How John McGivern Went From Seminary to Rehab to Local TV Icon
For years, John McGivern has been the friendly face of Wisconsin travel on public television. His unexpected story winds from seminary to rehab, from stage to screen, from a kid growing up on the East Side to a decidedly Wisconsin type of local celebrity.
15 Things We Learned at the 2026 Summerfest Preview Party
New food, new drinks, Jelly Roll’s piercing eyes and much more
First Look: Kalahari Opens New Luxury Treehouse Cabins
The striking new accommodations are unlike anything else at the Wisconsin Dells.
City to Commemorate Malcolm X’s Brief Boyhood Time in Milwaukee
A historical marker is planned above I-43, where the Littles lived for two years before the home was razed for the freeway.
6 Striking Birds to See This Spring in Milwaukee
Spring migration can bring even the more elusive of avian travelers through Milwaukee. Here are six species to keep your eyes peeled for.
9 of Wisconsin’s ‘World’s Largest’ Attractions
A talking cow, massive muskie, gargantuan penny and more
Baraboo’s Circus World Museum Trades in Old-School Weird
The colorful history of the circus is spread across 64 acres at the former Ringling Brother’s headquarters.